And those accounts are valuable for online scammers. And the information the user provided ends up in scammers’ hands. “The few seconds of genuine content that scammers streamed was just part of the movie trailer. “There is no movie,” the researchers said. But of course, it’s merely a smokescreen in order to lift the information for nefarious purposes. The site purports to need the information simply to verify geography and to make sure the service is “licensed to distribute” the movie in the region of the user. But a second screen then asks for billing information and full credit-card details, including the CVC code. The “free” account captures a user name and password – potentially useful to cybercriminals, given the rampant practice of password re-use. But soon after it starts, a message pops up to demand the user create an account.” They explained in a post last week that “streaming actually begins without incident. With demand like that, perhaps it’s not surprising that enterprising scammers are already luring in victims with promises of free digital downloads for the blockbuster.Īccording to Kaspersky Lab researchers, scam sites have cropped up across the internet, promising the ability to “download the Avengers: Endgame full movie.” Marvel Studio’s long-awaited superhero juggernaut Avengers: Endgame, represents the second-largest worldwide box-office haul for any film, ever – raking in $2.2 billion in its first two weekends.
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